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  • @AjDAngeles
    @AjDAngeles Год назад +1

    I have a tiny parrotlet so when i make chop i freeze it into an icecube tray then one cube is a meal.
    I'm off to the kitchen now, you've inspired me!🎉

  • @wendycottingham8011
    @wendycottingham8011 Год назад +3

    When i freeze my chop I always grind up some brown flax seed. It takes up any moisture and gives it a nutty flavor along with some great omegas. I havenever had a problem with it being mushy. I like how you chop it in different sizes. I'm just afraid my 2 parrotlets won't eat everything that way. But I'm sure my others would like it that way.

  • @kate_is_great
    @kate_is_great Год назад +2

    Ugh I realized watching this that I am not using nearly enough variety. Back to the grocery store I go! 😂

  • @loripenney4925
    @loripenney4925 Год назад +1

    Love this! Especially the apology piece of sweet potato! 😊

  • @lindabillos5096
    @lindabillos5096 5 месяцев назад

    I just love this chop dobu think I can try it for parakeets

  • @teri6193
    @teri6193 Год назад

    Thank you for an awesome video!

  • @dellieb6337
    @dellieb6337 Год назад +1

    I also don’t like to freeze my chop. Fresh is the way to go. 👍🏼

  • @BuddyTheBudgie200
    @BuddyTheBudgie200 11 месяцев назад

    That is the same food processor i use! 😂❤

  • @genevievedesrosiers9577
    @genevievedesrosiers9577 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this, it's always really interesting! I tried chops for my quakers and they never accepted it sadly. Our routine is to cut vegetables together on the morning. They wait really impatiently on my shoulders while I prep. When I spread the fresh sprouts on top of it, they can't wait any more. I usually cut them 3 veggies and sometimes add a bit of fruit or nuts. I think that what makes them really happy like that is the fact that it's their only meal they fully eat with us. The pellets and other treats are always hidden in their room.

  • @connied8507
    @connied8507 Год назад

    I've tried every imaginable way to fix sweet potatoes for my picky birds EXCEPT your way. Looks great😅. I usually fix food daily because they are social eaters. Beets will be new for them. They love lima beens. Thank you for the tip on bee pollen. So much information, so grateful.😊

  • @susannemichelsen8879
    @susannemichelsen8879 Месяц назад

    Beautiful chop. Do you also feed Tops pellets?

  • @dafnidknd6944
    @dafnidknd6944 Год назад

    As always, thank you for your info

    • @FlockTalk
      @FlockTalk  Год назад

      Aside from the fridge the location matters as well! Depending on your location your produce may be coming from further away/ already been picked for longer/ gone through more processing. All of that can impact how long product lasts. Where I live currently a huge portion of our produce comes from local farms that are literally just outside the city (about an hour drive) to supply the stores. The food is then fresher when it gets to us and lasts longer! Other than that my fridge is nuts, where I used to live produce all died within a week

  • @SuperDhanes
    @SuperDhanes 4 месяца назад

    How often do we need to feed parrotlets? How many times a day?

    • @FlockTalk
      @FlockTalk  4 месяца назад

      They have a fast metabolism so it is generally recommended to leave food out all day for them (removing veggies after an hour due to bacteria) but you can also do two meals/ day depending on the bird

  • @khaledtarek142
    @khaledtarek142 Год назад +1

    when should I introduce veggies to a baby green cheek conure he's 6 weeks old now

    • @FlockTalk
      @FlockTalk  Год назад +1

      As soon as a bird can eat solid food they should be introd to vegetables

    • @khaledtarek142
      @khaledtarek142 Год назад +1

      @@FlockTalk thanks

  • @tzxazrael
    @tzxazrael Год назад

    have the two boys had a chance to meet each other yet? or is Toto still in quarantine?

  • @ko.wildlifephotography
    @ko.wildlifephotography Год назад

    You cook the sweet potato? I always feed it raw. I know cooking does make some vitamins more available if cooked. Still we are on the raw whole foods diet because that seems more natural

    • @FlockTalk
      @FlockTalk  Год назад +4

      Honestly I just cook them because back when I first started offering sweet potato it was common knowledge that they were toxic if fed raw. But newer info has them being safe raw! They do offer more nutrients when cooked and many picky birds find cooked sweet potato more palatable though. I may end up trying raw in my next batch! We’ll see!

    • @ko.wildlifephotography
      @ko.wildlifephotography Год назад

      @@FlockTalk I did try it cooked few times a long while ago. Mine didn’t like the mushy texture. Well, they are not much into veggies over all, so I leave their breakfast out for quite a long time (08:30-13:30 or something like that, after that they shouted enough for seed.) With cooked that would not be possible because that spoils really fast. Budgies are so stubborn when it comes to food so deploying every trick on them constantly over the last 2 years